Darren Gough bowling
Andrew Caddick in cricket whites
Darren Gough and Andrew Caddick were England's leading wicket-takers in Test cricket between 1990 and 2004.[1]

The England cricket team represents England and Wales in Test cricket; until 1992, they also incorporated Scotland.[lower-alpha 1] Between 1990 and 2004, England played 172 Test matches, resulting in 58 victories, 53 draws and 61 defeats.[3] They faced both Bangladesh and Zimbabwe for the first time in Test cricket during this period,[4][5] and also played South Africa for the first time in almost 30 years after their apartheid-era sporting boycott was lifted.[6] The period includes what is often described as the England cricket team's lowest point: when they fell to the bottom of the ICC Test rankings in 1999.[7][8]

England faced the West Indies most frequently during this period—playing 39 matches against them—closely followed by 37 matches against Australia. England won more matches than they lost against Bangladesh, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, the West Indies and Zimbabwe. Against South Africa they won seven and lost seven, while they had losing records against Australia, India and Pakistan.[9] England won nine matches by an innings, with their largest victory being by an innings and 209 runs against Zimbabwe in 2000. They won by ten wickets three times during this period, and their largest victory by runs alone was against Bangladesh in 2003–04, whom they beat by 329 runs. Conversely, England suffered their third-largest ever defeat by an innings, losing to Sri Lanka by an innings and 215 runs during their tour there in 2003–04.[10] Overall, England lost by an innings 20 times between 1990 and 2004.

Key

Key
Symbol Meaning
No. (Eng.) Match number for England (i.e. 700 was England's 700th Test match)
No. (Ove.) Match number overall (i.e. 1300 was the 1300th Test match)
Opposition The team England were playing against
Venue The cricket ground where the match was played
H/A Whether the venue is home (England or Wales) or away (opponent's home)
Start date Starting date of the Test match
Result Result of the match for England
Series (result) What series the match was part of, with the result listed in brackets;
England's tally first (i.e. (2–1) means that England won two matches, and their opponents won one match)

Matches

England Test cricket results between 1990 and 2004[11]
No.
(Eng.)		 No.
(Ove.)		 Opposition Venue H/A Start date Result Series (result)[12]
658 1140 West IndiesSabina Park, KingstonAway24 February 1990 Won by 9 wickets England in the West Indies, 1989–90 (1–2)
659 1142 West IndiesQueen's Park Oval, Port of SpainAway23 March 1990 Match drawn
660 1143 West IndiesKensington Oval, BridgetownAway5 April 1990 Lost by 164 runs
661 1144 West IndiesAntigua Recreation Ground, St John'sAway12 April 1990 Lost by an innings and 32 runs
662 1145 New ZealandTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome7 June 1990 Match drawn New Zealand in England, 1990 (1–0)
663 1146 New ZealandLord's, LondonHome21 June 1990 Match drawn
664 1147 New ZealandEdgbaston, BirminghamHome5 July 1990 Won by 114 runs
665 1148 IndiaLord's, LondonHome26 July 1990 Won by 247 runs India in England, 1990 (1–0)
666 1149 IndiaOld Trafford, ManchesterHome9 August 1990 Match drawn
667 1150 IndiaThe Oval, LondonHome23 August 1990 Match drawn
668 1155 AustraliaThe Gabba, BrisbaneAway23 November 1990 Lost by 10 wickets 1990–91 Ashes series (0–3)
669 1159 AustraliaMelbourne Cricket Ground, MelbourneAway26 December 1990 Lost by 8 wickets
670 1160 AustraliaSydney Cricket Ground, SydneyAway4 January 1991 Match drawn
671 1161 AustraliaAdelaide Oval, AdelaideAway25 January 1991 Match drawn
672 1163 AustraliaWACA Ground, PerthAway1 February 1991 Lost by 9 wickets
673 1171 West IndiesHeadingley, LeedsHome6 June 1991 Won by 115 runs West Indies in England, 1991 (2–2)
674 1172 West IndiesLord's, LondonHome20 June 1991 Match drawn
675 1173 West IndiesTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome4 July 1991 Lost by 9 wickets
676 1174 West IndiesEdgbaston, BirminghamHome25 July 1991 Lost by 7 wickets
677 1175 West IndiesThe Oval, LondonHome8 August 1991 Won by 5 wickets
678 1176 Sri LankaLord's, LondonHome22 August 1991 Won by 137 runs Sri Lanka in England, 1991 (1–0)
679 1183 New ZealandLancaster Park, ChristchurchAway18 January 1992 Won by an innings and 4 runs England in New Zealand, 1991–92 (2–0)
680 1185 New ZealandEden Park, AucklandAway30 January 1992 Won by 168 runs
681 1187 New ZealandBasin Reserve, WellingtonAway6 February 1992 Match drawn
682 1189 PakistanEdgbaston, BirminghamHome4 June 1992 Match drawn Pakistan in England, 1992 (1–2)
683 1190 PakistanLord's, LondonHome18 June 1992 Lost by 2 wickets
684 1191 PakistanOld Trafford, ManchesterHome2 July 1992 Match drawn
685 1192 PakistanHeadingley, LeedsHome23 July 1992 Won by 6 wickets
686 1193 PakistanThe Oval, LondonHome6 August 1992 Lost by 10 wickets
687 1211 IndiaEden Gardens, CalcuttaAway29 January 1993 Lost by 8 wickets England in India, 1992–93 (0–3)
688 1213 IndiaM. A. Chidambaram Stadium, MadrasAway11 February 1993 Lost by an innings and 22 runs
689 1214 IndiaWankhede Stadium, BombayAway19 February 1993 Lost by an innings and 15 runs
690 1219 Sri LankaSinhalese Sports Club Ground, ColomboAway13 March 1993 Lost by 5 wickets England in Sri Lanka, 1992–93 (0–1)
691 1223 AustraliaOld Trafford, ManchesterHome3 June 1993 Lost by 179 runs 1993 Ashes series (1–4)
692 1224 AustraliaLord's, LondonHome17 June 1993 Lost by an innings and 62 runs
693 1225 AustraliaTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome1 July 1993 Match drawn
694 1227 AustraliaHeadingley, LeedsHome22 July 1993 Lost by an innings and 148 runs
695 1230 AustraliaEdgbaston, BirminghamHome5 August 1993 Lost by 8 wickets
696 1231 AustraliaThe Oval, LondonHome19 August 1993 Won by 161 runs
697 1250 West IndiesSabina Park, KingstonAway19 February 1994 Lost by 8 wickets England in the West Indies, 1993–94 (1–3)
698 1254 West IndiesBourda, GeorgetownAway17 March 1994 Lost by an innings and 44 runs
699 1257 West IndiesQueen's Park Oval, Port of SpainAway25 March 1994 Lost by 147 runs
700 1258 West IndiesKensington Oval, BridgetownAway8 April 1994 Won by 208 runs
701 1259 West IndiesAntigua Recreation Ground, St John'sAway16 April 1994 Match drawn
702 1260 New ZealandTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome2 June 1994 Won by an innings and 90 runs New Zealand in England, 1994 (1–0)
703 1261 New ZealandLord's, LondonHome16 June 1994 Match drawn
704 1262 New ZealandOld Trafford, ManchesterHome30 June 1994 Match drawn
705 1263 South AfricaLord's, LondonHome21 July 1994 Lost by 356 runs South Africa in England, 1994 (1–1)
706 1264 South AfricaHeadingley, LeedsHome4 August 1994 Match drawn
707 1266 South AfricaThe Oval, LondonHome18 August 1994 Won by 8 wickets
708 1275 AustraliaThe Gabba, BrisbaneAway25 November 1994 Lost by 184 runs 1994–95 Ashes series (1–3)
709 1279 AustraliaMelbourne Cricket Ground, MelbourneAway24 December 1994 Lost by 295 runs
710 1281 AustraliaSydney Cricket Ground, SydneyAway1 January 1995 Match drawn
711 1284 AustraliaAdelaide Oval, AdelaideAway26 January 1995 Won by 106 runs
712 1287 AustraliaWACA Ground, PerthAway3 February 1995 Lost by 329 runs
713 1298 West IndiesHeadingley, LeedsHome8 June 1995 Lost by 9 wickets West Indies in England, 1995 (2–2)
714 1299 West IndiesLord's, LondonHome22 June 1995 Won by 72 runs
715 1300 West IndiesEdgbaston, BirminghamHome6 July 1995 Lost by an innings and 64 runs
716 1301 West IndiesOld Trafford, ManchesterHome27 July 1995 Won by 6 wickets
717 1302 West IndiesTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome10 August 1995 Match drawn
718 1303 West IndiesThe Oval, LondonHome24 August 1995 Match drawn
719 1312 South AfricaCenturion Park, CenturionAway16 November 1995 Match drawn England in South Africa, 1995–96 (0–1)
720 1315 South AfricaWanderers Stadium, JohannesburgAway30 November 1995 Match drawn
721 1318 South AfricaKingsmead, DurbanAway14 December 1995 Match drawn
722 1320 South AfricaSt George's Park, Port ElizabethAway26 December 1995 Match drawn
723 1321 South AfricaNewlands Cricket Ground, Cape TownAway2 January 1996 Lost by 10 wickets
724 1327 IndiaEdgbaston, BirminghamHome6 June 1996 Won by 8 wickets India in England, 1996 (1–0)
725 1328 IndiaLord's, LondonHome20 June 1996 Match drawn
726 1329 IndiaTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome4 July 1996 Match drawn
727 1330 PakistanLord's, LondonHome25 July 1996 Lost by 164 runs Pakistan in England, 1996 (0–2)
728 1331 PakistanHeadingley, LeedsHome8 August 1996 Match drawn
729 1332 PakistanThe Oval, LondonHome22 August 1996 Lost by 9 wickets
730 1345 ZimbabweBulawayo Athletic Club, BulawayoAway18 December 1996 Match drawn England in Zimbabwe, 1996–97 (0–0)
731 1348 ZimbabweHarare Sports Club, HarareAway26 December 1996 Match drawn
732 1351 New ZealandEden Park, AucklandAway24 January 1997 Match drawn England in New Zealand, 1996–97 (2–0)
733 1354 New ZealandBasin Reserve, WellingtonAway6 February 1997 Won by an innings and 68 runs
734 1355 New ZealandLancaster Park, ChristchurchAway14 February 1997 Won by 4 wickets
735 1368 AustraliaEdgbaston, BirminghamHome5 June 1997 Won by 9 wickets 1997 Ashes series (2–3)
736 1370 AustraliaLord's, LondonHome19 June 1997 Match drawn
737 1372 AustraliaOld Trafford, ManchesterHome3 July 1997 Lost by 268 runs
738 1373 AustraliaHeadingley, LeedsHome24 July 1997 Lost by an innings and 61 runs
739 1375 AustraliaTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome7 August 1997 Lost by 264 runs
740 1377 AustraliaThe Oval, LondonHome21 August 1997 Won by 19 runs
741 1396 West IndiesSabina Park, KingstonAway29 January 1998 Match drawn England in the West Indies, 1997–98 (1–3)
742 1398 West IndiesQueen's Park Oval, Port of SpainAway5 February 1998 Lost by 3 wickets
743 1399 West IndiesQueen's Park Oval, Port of SpainAway13 February 1998 Won by 3 wickets
744 1404 West IndiesBourda, GeorgetownAway27 February 1998 Lost by 242 runs
745 1407 West IndiesKensington Oval, BridgetownAway12 March 1998 Match drawn
746 1411 West IndiesAntigua Recreation Ground, St John'sAway20 March 1998 Lost by an innings and 52 runs
747 1417 South AfricaEdgbaston, BirminghamHome4 June 1998 Match drawn South Africa in England, 1998 (2–1)
748 1419 South AfricaLord's, LondonHome18 June 1998 Lost by 10 wickets
749 1420 South AfricaOld Trafford, ManchesterHome2 July 1998 Match drawn
750 1421 South AfricaTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome23 July 1998 Won by 8 wickets
751 1422 South AfricaHeadingley, LeedsHome6 August 1998 Won by 23 runs
752 1423 Sri LankaThe Oval, LondonHome27 August 1998 Lost by 10 wickets Sri Lanka in England, 1998 (0–1)
753 1428 AustraliaThe Gabba, BrisbaneAway20 November 1998 Match drawn 1998–99 Ashes series (1–3)
754 1431 AustraliaWACA Ground, PerthAway28 November 1998 Lost by 7 wickets
755 1434 AustraliaAdelaide Oval, AdelaideAway11 December 1998 Lost by 205 runs
756 1436 AustraliaMelbourne Cricket Ground, MelbourneAway26 December 1998 Won by 12 runs
757 1439 AustraliaSydney Cricket Ground, SydneyAway2 January 1999 Lost by 98 runs
758 1455 New ZealandEdgbaston, BirminghamHome1 July 1999 Won by 7 wickets New Zealand in England, 1999 (1–2)
759 1456 New ZealandLord's, LondonHome22 July 1999 Lost by 9 wickets
760 1457 New ZealandOld Trafford, ManchesterHome5 August 1999 Match drawn
761 1458 New ZealandThe Oval, LondonHome19 August 1999 Lost by 83 runs
762 1471 South AfricaWanderers Stadium, JohannesburgAway25 November 1999 Lost by an innings and 21 runs England in South Africa, 1999–2000 (1–2)
763 1475 South AfricaSt George's Park, Port ElizabethAway9 December 1999 Match drawn
764 1480 South AfricaKingsmead, DurbanAway26 December 1999 Match drawn
765 1482 South AfricaNewlands Cricket Ground, Cape TownAway2 January 2000 Lost by an innings and 37 runs
766 1483 South AfricaCenturion Park, CenturionAway14 January 2000 Won by 2 wickets
767 1495 ZimbabweLord's, LondonHome18 May 2000 Won by an innings and 209 runs Zimbabwe in England, 2000 (1–0)
768 1498 ZimbabweTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome1 June 2000 Match drawn
769 1500 West IndiesEdgbaston, BirminghamHome15 June 2000 Lost by an innings and 93 runs West Indies in England, 2000 (3–1)
770 1503 West IndiesLord's, LondonHome29 June 2000 Won by 2 wickets
771 1506 West IndiesOld Trafford, ManchesterHome3 August 2000 Match drawn
772 1508 West IndiesHeadingley, LeedsHome17 August 2000 Won by an innings and 39 runs
773 1509 West IndiesThe Oval, LondonHome31 August 2000 Won by 158 runs
774 1513 PakistanGaddafi Stadium, LahoreAway15 November 2000 Match drawn England in Pakistan, 2000–01 (1–0)
775 1518 PakistanIqbal Stadium, FaisalabadAway29 November 2000 Match drawn
776 1521 PakistanNational Stadium, KarachiAway7 December 2000 Won by 6 wickets
777 1530 Sri LankaGalle International Stadium, GalleAway22 February 2001 Lost by an innings and 28 runs England in Sri Lanka, 2000–01 (2–1)
778 1532 Sri LankaAsgiriya Stadium, KandyAway7 March 2001 Won by 3 wickets
779 1537 Sri LankaSinhalese Sports Club Ground, ColomboAway15 March 2001 Won by 4 wickets
780 1546 PakistanLord's, LondonHome17 May 2001 Won by an innings and 9 runs Pakistan in England, 2001 (1–1)
781 1547 PakistanOld Trafford, ManchesterHome31 May 2001 Lost by 108 runs
782 1550 AustraliaEdgbaston, BirminghamHome5 July 2001 Lost by an innings and 118 runs 2001 Ashes series (1–4)
783 1552 AustraliaLord's, LondonHome19 July 2001 Lost by 8 wickets
784 1554 AustraliaTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome2 August 2001 Lost by 7 wickets
785 1556 AustraliaHeadingley, LeedsHome16 August 2001 Won by 6 wickets
786 1558 AustraliaThe Oval, LondonHome23 August 2001 Lost by an innings and 25 runs
787 1574 IndiaPunjab Cricket Association Stadium, MohaliAway3 December 2001 Lost by 10 wickets England in India, 2001–02 (0–1)
788 1575 IndiaSardar Patel Stadium, AhmedabadAway11 December 2001 Match drawn
789 1578 IndiaM. Chinnaswamy Stadium, BangaloreAway19 December 2001 Match drawn
790 1594 New ZealandLancaster Park, ChristchurchAway13 March 2002 Won by 98 runs England in New Zealand, 2001–02 (1–1)
791 1596 New ZealandBasin Reserve, WellingtonAway21 March 2002 Match drawn
792 1597 New ZealandEden Park, AucklandAway30 March 2002 Lost by 78 runs
793 1603 Sri LankaLord's, LondonHome16 May 2002 Match drawn Sri Lanka in England, 2002 (2–0)
794 1605 Sri LankaEdgbaston, BirminghamHome30 May 2002 Won by an innings and 111 runs
795 1606 Sri LankaOld Trafford, ManchesterHome13 June 2002 Won by 10 wickets
796 1610 IndiaLord's, LondonHome25 July 2002 Won by 170 runs India in England, 2002 (1–1)
797 1612 IndiaTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome8 August 2002 Match drawn
798 1613 IndiaHeadingley, LeedsHome22 August 2002 Lost by an innings and 46 runs
799 1614 IndiaThe Oval, LondonHome5 September 2002 Match drawn
800 1623 AustraliaThe Gabba, BrisbaneAway7 November 2002 Lost by 384 runs 2002–03 Ashes series (1–4)
801 1628 AustraliaAdelaide Oval, AdelaideAway21 November 2002 Lost by an innings and 51 runs
802 1629 AustraliaWACA Ground, PerthAway29 November 2002 Lost by an innings and 48 runs
803 1634 AustraliaMelbourne Cricket Ground, MelbourneAway26 December 2002 Lost by 5 wickets
804 1636 AustraliaSydney Cricket Ground, SydneyAway2 January 2003 Won by 225 runs
805 1646 ZimbabweLord's, LondonHome22 May 2003 Won by an innings and 92 runs Zimbabwe in England, 2003 (2–0)
806 1647 ZimbabweRiverside Ground, Chester-le-StreetHome5 June 2003 Won by an innings and 69 runs
807 1651 South AfricaEdgbaston, BirminghamHome24 July 2003 Match drawn South Africa in England, 2003 (2–2)
808 1653 South AfricaLord's, LondonHome31 July 2003 Lost by an innings and 92 runs
809 1654 South AfricaTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome14 August 2003 Won by 70 runs
810 1656 South AfricaHeadingley, LeedsHome21 August 2003 Lost by 191 runs
811 1659 South AfricaThe Oval, LondonHome4 September 2003 Won by 9 wickets
812 1665 BangladeshSher-e-Bangla Cricket Stadium, DhakaAway21 October 2003 Won by 7 wickets England in Bangladesh, 2003–04 (2–0)
813 1667 BangladeshM. A. Aziz Stadium, ChittagongAway29 October 2003 Won by 329 runs
814 1670 Sri LankaGalle International Stadium, GalleAway2 December 2003 Match drawn England in Sri Lanka, 2003–04 (0–1)
815 1672 Sri LankaAsgiriya Stadium, KandyAway10 December 2003 Match drawn
816 1675 Sri LankaSinhalese Sports Club Ground, ColomboAway18 December 2003 Lost by an innings and 215 runs
817 1687 West IndiesSabina Park, KingstonAway11 March 2004 Won by 10 wickets England in the West Indies, 2003–04 (3–0)
818 1690 West IndiesQueen's Park Oval, Port of SpainAway19 March 2004 Won by 7 wickets
819 1694 West IndiesKensington Oval, BridgetownAway1 April 2004 Won by 8 wickets
820 1696 West IndiesAntigua Recreation Ground, St John'sAway10 April 2004 Match drawn
821 1700 New ZealandLord's, LondonHome20 May 2004 Won by 7 wickets New Zealand in England in 2004 (3–0)
822 1702 New ZealandHeadingley, LeedsHome3 June 2004 Won by 9 wickets
823 1704 New ZealandTrent Bridge, NottinghamHome10 June 2004 Won by 4 wickets
824 1707 West IndiesLord's, LondonHome22 July 2004 Won by 210 runs West Indies in England, 2004 (4–0)
825 1708 West IndiesEdgbaston, BirminghamHome29 July 2004 Won by 256 runs
826 1711 West IndiesOld Trafford, ManchesterHome12 August 2004 Won by 7 wickets
827 1712 West IndiesThe Oval, LondonHome19 August 2004 Won by 10 wickets
828 1728 South AfricaSt George's Park, Port ElizabethAway17 December 2004 Won by 7 wickets England in South Africa, 2004–05 (2–1)[lower-alpha 2]
829 1730 South AfricaKingsmead, DurbanAway26 December 2004 Match drawn

Summary

Team Total matches[3][9] Home matches[13][14] Away matches[15][16]
Mat Won Lost Draw W/L Mat Won Lost Draw W/L Mat Won Lost Draw W/L
Australia 3772460.291 1741120.363 2031340.230
Bangladesh 2200– 0000– 2200–
India 163580.600 103163.000 60420.000
New Zealand 2211383.666 136253.000 95135.000
Pakistan 133550.600 102530.400 3102–
South Africa 2577111.000 135441.250 122370.666
Sri Lanka 125431.250 53113.000 72320.666
West Indies 39171391.307 2011542.200 196850.750
Zimbabwe 6303– 4301– 20020.000
Total 1725861530.950 923729261.275 802132270.656

Notes

  1. ↑ The England cricket team represented Scotland until 1992, when Scotland left the UK Cricket Council and later joined the International Cricket Council (ICC) as an independent member.[2]
  2. ↑ The 2004–05 series between England and South Africa concluded in 2005; the final three results are listed at England cricket team Test results (2005–2019).

References

  1. ↑ "Statistics / Statsguru / Test matches / Bowling records". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 15 May 2020.
  2. ↑ "The History of Cricket in Scotland". Cricket Scotland. Archived from the original on 27 January 2017. Retrieved 5 May 2020.
  3. 1 2 "Overall figures: England in Test matches between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 2004". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 5 May 2020.
  4. ↑ "Flashback: Bangladesh v England 2003". BBC Sport. 22 May 2005. Retrieved 6 May 2020.
  5. ↑ Sundar, Nitin; Talya, Siddhartha (2 August 2011). "When the minnows came out to play". ESPN. Retrieved 7 May 2020.
  6. ↑ Berry, Scyld (1997). "The South Africans in England, 1994". In Engel, Matthew (ed.). Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1997 (134 ed.). Guildford, Surrey: John Wisden & Co. Ltd. pp. 373–376. ISBN 0-947766-38-3.
  7. ↑ Wigmore, Tim (16 May 2016). "Why was English cricket so terrible in the Nineties – and why does it matter now?". New Statesman. Retrieved 7 May 2020.
  8. ↑ Bullough, Steven; Millar, Robbie; Ramchandani, Girish; Coleman, Richard (2014). "El efecto de contratos centrales sobre la estabilidad y el desempeño del equipo inglés de Test cricket" [The effect of central contracts on the stability and performance of the England Test cricket team]. Revista Internacional de Ciencias del Deporte [International Journal of Sport Science]. 10 (35): 4–15. doi:10.5232/ricyde2014.03501. ISSN 1885-3137.
  9. 1 2 "Overall figures by opposition: England in Test matches between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 2004". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 5 May 2020.
  10. ↑ "Largest margin of victory (by an innings)". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 11 May 2020.
  11. ↑ "Results: England in Test matches between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 2004". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 26 March 2020.
  12. ↑ "Matches: England in Test matches between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 2004". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 26 March 2020.
  13. ↑ "Overall figures by opposition: England in Test matches at home between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 2004". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 5 May 2020.
  14. ↑ "Statistics: England in Test matches at home between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 2004". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 5 May 2020.
  15. ↑ "Overall figures by opposition: England in Test matches away from home between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 2004". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 5 May 2020.
  16. ↑ "Statistics: England in Test matches away from home between 1 January 1990 and 31 December 2004". ESPNcricinfo. Retrieved 5 May 2020.

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